, 1887-08-04
PERSONAL.

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f: p Cram, of Topeka, Kansas, is
In the city.
Otis SPrague, OF Tacoma, is regis
tered at the Arlington.
Stanley Hallott and wife, of Medi.
cal Lake, are in the city.
Will G. Boutelle, of San Francisco.
was among yesterdays arrivals.
Chas. Marshall, OF Victoria, was
among the visitors In the city yes
terday.
DR.. Allison is reported to be con-
fined to the house with an attack of
sickness.
II. III. Collen and Geo. G.. Mackie,
OF San Francisco, arrived in town
yesterday.
Julius Abraham and II. II. Hop.
kins, Of Portland, are registered at
the Arlington.
John Davis, OF A. l.. Davis & Son,
Spokane Falls, was in town Tuesday
and Wednesday On business. s.-Colfax
Gazette.
Rev. III. X. Hines, ID. D., editor
of the Pacific Christian Advocate,
wife and daughter are at Medical
Lake, w. Il.
Hon. Chas. Voorhees, arrived in the
city yesterday from Occur d'Alene.
He will leave for Washington In a
short time, or at least 1t Is so under
stood.
AL Mckinnie says there we're from
10 to 100 men working placer dig
gings ON the main and south forks OF
Rock creek, with good results, when
he left there last week.
w. E. Morrell, who owns num-
ernment gulch, in the Coeur ID
Alenes starts on q trip to look over
the Rock creek district Monday
morning with AL. McKin ME, part
owner of the rich Carriboo location
in said district, and others.
Thos. Edgerton, Esq, has just re-
turned home from trip TO Helena.
He reports that city in fourishing
condition, with an unnatural infia.
ton of real estate. Mr.. Edgerton
visited Helena with an idea of locat-
ing there, but we trust that he will
be satisfied to continue with Spo-
kane Fall.
F. G. Hammond, NJ. ST. Glare, joe
Wadicake, Jas. Skelley, Percy
Drown, Geo. Cole, G. r.. Babb and
Jas. Blakeley, of the Wardner base
ball club, arrived yeste rday. The
club Is short one player who had to
remain behind to watch his mine, it
being reported that mine jumpers
are at work. r.. B. Guthrie was also
delayed at home.
Last Tuesday, John B. Armstrong,
in company with his mother and
sister, Mrs. Waring, started over
land for Spokane Falls, where John
ME goes to take the position of fore.
man on the Chinook, T.. II. Wilson's
Saturday evening paper. Mrs. Arm.
strong will return shortly, while
Mrs. Waring will join her husband
who has a "sit' on the new paper
Dayton Chronicle.
r.. r.. Hargrove returned yester.
day from his trip to the Salmon
river country. He reports that the
mines are looking up well, and
everybody feels confident. The re-
cent transfers have encouraged pros.
pectors, and new strikes are being
made daily. Mr.. Hargrove brought
In some fine looking rock with him
that is attracting considerable atten-
ton. He will return to the camp in
short time.
DIR. A. M. Berry, of New Ulm,
Mimi, is in the city. He has been
here for several days and has in.
vested largely in property. The
Doctor stated to a reporter that he
started for Spokane Falls with the
expectation of finding a promising
enterprising city, and finds the towr
far ahead of anything he evel
dreamed of. He Is very favorably
impressed with the place and in al
probability will decide to locate here
permanently.
Lieut.. Frank Greene, of the United
States Signal Corps, left last Monday
on an inspecting tour of the terri
tory. He will visit every signal sta
tion, beginning at the mouth of tn,
Columbia, taking in the Puget Sount
region and winding up at Spokane
Falls. This Is special duty and will
require about five or six weeks fo
its proper performance. The Lieu
ten"nt is familiar with the country
having been stationed here Ions
tin'' several years ago, and has mad,
several inspecting trips. s.-Daytol
Chronicle.